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In a geometric progression, the second term is 12\displaystyle 12 and sixth term is 192\displaystyle 192. Find 11th\displaystyle 11^{th} term.

Options

A3072\displaystyle 3072
B1536\displaystyle 1536
C12288\displaystyle 12288
D6144\displaystyle 6144
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Correct Answer

✅ Option d — 6144\displaystyle 6144

All Options:

  • A3072\displaystyle 3072
  • B1536\displaystyle 1536
  • C12288\displaystyle 12288
  • D6144\displaystyle 6144

About This Chapter: Sequence and Series

Paper

Paper 3: Quantitative Aptitude

Weightage

4-6 Marks

Key Topics

Arithmetic & Geometric Progressions

This chapter covers Arithmetic Progressions (AP) and Geometric Progressions (GP). Students learn how to find the nth term, sum of n terms, arithmetic/geometric means, and sum to infinity of a GP.

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Exam Strategy Tip

For complex 'sum of series' questions, a great hack is to substitute n = 1 and n = 2 into the question and the options to see which one matches, completely bypassing the formula.

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